IN TOWN AND OUT THE PHILISTINES’ CLUB

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 93, 11 July 1927, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

THE PHILISTINES’ CLUB

FOURTH REVEL The Amateur Operatic hall presented a glowing- picture on Saturday evening- for many members braved the elements, and they were rewarded with an excellent programme. . Mr. T. T. Garland was the chairman for the function, and, besides welcoming the members and their guests, contributed a homily on “How to Choose a Wife,” which called forth much laughter and applause. A section of the Savage Club Choir rendered several items, and Mr. Colin Muston, junr., gave two enjoyable violin solos. Some delightful vocal items were sung by Miss Lindgard, Miss Myrtle Burns and Mr. Ernest Snell. Miss Dorothy Richardson appeared in an Eastern dance and monologue, while Miss Messer contributed some humorous sketches. Among those present were: Mrs. T. T. Garland, who wore a gown of rose chermeuse and silver lace. Mrs. F. C. Garland, amethyst embossed georgette gown. Mrs. J. W. Wilson, wildrose silk velvet frock adorned with Alice blue bow. Mrs. J. W. Saunders, black velvet gown. Mrs. J. F. Montague, peacock-blue panne velvet gown. Mrs. J. S. Bellingham (Christchurch), frock of rose du Barri shot taffetas, with trimmings of silver. Mrs. C. H. Dickinson, floral tissue gown and prunelle shawl. Mrs. B. E. Bird, goblin-blue georgette frock, beaded in crystal. Mrs. Nello Porter, black marocain gown with floral insets. Mrs. Hartman, coral georgette frock, with sequin embroideries. Mrs. Hutchinson, frock of shadow lace over lilac. Mrs. Harold King, gown of sealingwax red charmelaine. Mrs. McLean, handsome gown of rose georgette embossed in moonlight blue. Mrs. Rankin, black marocain gown relieved with Imperial blue. Mrs. A. W. .Essex, velvet gown in watercress green. Mrs. Johnston, rosewood velvet frock banded with taffetas in self-colour. Mrs. Asher, cream lace gown. Mrs. H. Clarke, cinnamon satin gown. Mrs. Lewis, gown of black crepe de chine and embroidered black shawl. Miss Edith Entrican, turquoise blue chiffon velvet frock. Miss Nell Entrican, frock of black silk lace over silken slip. Miss Isemonger, flame coloured brocade frock. Miss H. Hardley, brocaded frock in reseda green and silver. Miss E. Hardley, cream frock of georgette. Miss Myra Monk, delphinium blue taffetas frock. Miss Myrtle Burns, apple-green taffetas frock. Miss M* Hopper, gown of black silk lace with touches of gold. Miss N. Wright, sedge-green frock with tracery in silver thread. Miss Linda Murphy, dainty white crepella frock banded with Copenhagen blue. Miss Warn'ock, black lace gown with sequin trimmings. Miss Joyce Porter, salmon pink georgette frock. Miss Rose Kennedy, frock of apricot silk and futuristic shawl. Miss Laura Walker, frock of plum coloured velvet and silver taffetas. Miss L. Quinn, leaf-green radium lace frock. Miss Lingard, caramel georgette gown with sequinned panels. Miss O’Connor, cyclamen georgette frock heavily beaded in crystal. Miss Hartman, ivory lace gown worn with cherry coloured shawl. Miss Wilcock- eau-de-nil taffetas frock effectively trimmed with gold lace. Miss Dorothy Richardson, black crepe de chine, with Chartreuse chenille shawl. Miss F. C. Garland, gown of amethyst embossed georgette. Miss Adkins, black chiffon frock and almond-green shawl. Miss Messer, sage-green satin frock with tunic and panels of silver lace. Miss Blewden, cameo pink tissue frock. Miss Fraser, pearl georgette frock with silver belt. Miss Martinengo, cornflower blue georgette frock and mulberry ribbons. Miss Anita Webster, black georgette frock with ruchings of taffetas. Miss N. Worthy, pervenche blue chermeuse frockMiss Z. Hingston, frock of beetroot satin banded with grey. Miss M. Macindoe, black tulle frock with insets in shades of rose. Miss D. O’Neil, shrimp pink georgette gown and black shawl. Miss Wright, rose satin dress and heavy santal shawl. , Miss M. Peterson, frock of lettucegreen with Oriental trimmings. Miss P. Palethorpe, vieux rose charmeuse frock. Miss Mona Wallbank, ecru lace frock.